Hutchinson triad

Classification according to ICD-10
A50.5	Other forms of florid late congenital syphilis
ICD-10 online (WHO version 2019)

The Hutchinson triad ( ancient Greek : triás = trinity) is a complex named after Jonathan Hutchinson and made up of three symptoms that often occur together in congenital syphilis (Lues connata). These include inner ear hearing loss , corneal inflammation (keratitis parenchymatosa) and barrel teeth . The latter is a barrel-shaped deformation of the incisors (dentes incisivi). In addition, malformations of the molars (dentes molares) can occur.

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• Roche Lexicon Medicine, 5th edition. Urban & Fischer 2003

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